"Magnetic pull." We often use the phrase to describe attraction, but only in a figurative way. After all, unlike homing pigeons, humans don't have the power to perceive magnetic fields. Or do we? According to a small group of maverick scientists, the possibility of finding working compasses within our bodies ranges from "not surprising" to "overwhelming." The idea that humans can sense magnetism has been floating around in fringe academic circles for decades, mostly relegated...
"Magnetic pull." We often use the phrase to describe attraction, but only in a figurative way. After all, unlike homing pigeons, humans don't have the power to perceive magnetic fields. Or do we? According to a small group of maverick scientists, the possibility of finding working compasses within our bodies ranges from "not surprising" to "overwhelming." The idea that humans can sense magnetism has been floating around in fringe academic circles for decades, mostly relegated...
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